we were wet anyway.

new guam magazine out, GU. great photos, but mostly from off-island photographers. have read three articles, one was great, two annoyed me greatly. i'll reserve judgement until after i've read at least two more issues.

12:01p
We're on the 10th and 11th floor of a corporate high rise on Poydras Ave., right near St. Charles. We have generators and tons of food and water. It is 5 of us total. I am not sure how the internet connection will be affected. I have a camera and my gun.

screw the news, i'm reading this. stay safe, you crazy kids.
(thank you brechtje for the link!)

i can't help but think that mainland officials could pay attention to us a little bit more, and observe our storm/typhoon preparation plans and our emergency response plans. despite the corruption, the ineptitude and greed of our government, i think that during a storm, the established system works well. i know we are tiny, but going through numerous supertyphoons has to count for something, right?

anyway, i was wondering if anyone has discussed lessons learned from guam before, and i came across this interesting press release.

juuuust a little too late.